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True Bore Alignment System
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<blockquote data-quote="Jsaum" data-source="post: 2435858" data-attributes="member: 120276"><p>Who uses one of the true bore alignment systems? The hamberi g and threading makes great sense as does blue printing the remingtons. What doesn't make good sense is how this would work on a muzzle crown. Perhaps on a barrel that is straight but most have some taper and the jaws would only grab by a very small point unless you make a sleeve with the correct taper internally and straight on the OD with a split for compression. My other issue is my lathe I have is 28 inches through the spindle bore so I can't run a spider from the back of the headstock. Thoughts?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jsaum, post: 2435858, member: 120276"] Who uses one of the true bore alignment systems? The hamberi g and threading makes great sense as does blue printing the remingtons. What doesn't make good sense is how this would work on a muzzle crown. Perhaps on a barrel that is straight but most have some taper and the jaws would only grab by a very small point unless you make a sleeve with the correct taper internally and straight on the OD with a split for compression. My other issue is my lathe I have is 28 inches through the spindle bore so I can't run a spider from the back of the headstock. Thoughts? [/QUOTE]
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